Australia and South Africa are old sporting rivals. So what happens when two of their corporate icons join the same team?
The merger of two companies is a bit like an arranged marriage - not everybody is going to be happy with the choice of partner. The groom's relatives assume the bride is marrying for money; the bride's family is convinced she could 'do better'. But in the end, if pressed, most end up admitting 'there aren't too many dance partners out there these days.'That's especially true in the mining and minerals industry. With each slice of the commodities industry so tightly controlled by so few companies
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